10am–11am
Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center (FDLRC) Orientation to Behavioral Services is a one-time, one-hour presentation developed to provide parents and caregivers of regional center clients with information on what types of behavioral services are provided through FDLRC. The orientation is a mandatory first step for any family considering behavioral services.
Read More10am–11:30am
Grupo para familias con ninos de todos edades con autismo.
Read More10am–12pm
Meetings are open to all Lanterman service providers. If you would like an agenda e-mailed to you contact Irma Padilla at 213.383.1300, x. 6006 or ipadilla@lanterman.org.
View more information about SPAC, including meeting location information and the SPAC committee members at www.lanterman.org/spac/.
Read More5:30pm
Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center (FDLRC) Orientation to Behavioral Services is a one-time, one-hour presentation developed to provide parents and caregivers of regional center clients with information on what types of behavioral services are provided through FDLRC. The orientation is a mandatory first step for any family considering behavioral services.
Read More6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More8:30am
External Conferences and Seminars
Topics vary for the lecture series but focus on the area of autism. All are welcome. Lectures are held on the 1st (or 2nd) Friday each month and are free and open to the public. No reservations are needed. Click onto the detail page for more information about the speakers and topics.
Read More9am–1pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A program of Fiesta Educativa, Inc., APEP will give you a profound understanding of autism spectrum disorder. The program provides 16 hours of instruction, divided into 4 four-hour sessions. Instruction take place within the community you live. The instructors are qualified professionals and are autism experts. The English program is scheduled for Friday, February 17 to March 9, 2012. The Spanish program is scheduled for Fridays, January 20 to February 10, 2012.
Read More9am–4pm
External Conferences and Seminars
This year's conference is two days featuring three unique conferences: A professional day designed for educators on February 3, 2012, and then a second day on February 4, 2012 featuring two tracks, one for parents and educators and one for parents of children birth to three.
Read More10am–11am
Quality play time with parents can lead to improvements in skills such as communication, engagement, sensory awareness, cognitive ability and creativity. Each session of the parent-child playgroups will run for seven weeks and will provide caregivers with play strategies and tips for engaging children with special needs to make playtime more fun and meaningful as well as exposure to a variety of play mediums and ideas for low-budget activities that can be done at home. Caregivers will also get expert advice and answers to questions from therapists who will visit the group. Sessions are conducted in English and Spanish concurrently for various age ranges between birth and 5 years of age and at various days and times to accommodate the needs of the community.
Read More6pm–8pm
Un grupo teatrico para ninos con discapacidades del desarrollo.
Read More9am–4pm
External Conferences and Seminars
This year's conference is two days featuring three unique conferences: A professional day designed for educators on February 3, 2012, and then a second day on February 4, 2012 featuring two tracks, one for parents and educators and one for parents of children birth to three.
Read More2pm–4pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Special workshops for children ages 7-13 who have a sibling with special needs.
Read More10am–11am
Quality play time with parents can lead to improvements in skills such as communication, engagement, sensory awareness, cognitive ability and creativity. Each session of the parent-child playgroups will run for seven weeks and will provide caregivers with play strategies and tips for engaging children with special needs to make playtime more fun and meaningful as well as exposure to a variety of play mediums and ideas for low-budget activities that can be done at home. Caregivers will also get expert advice and answers to questions from therapists who will visit the group. Sessions are conducted in English and Spanish concurrently for various age ranges between birth and 5 years of age and at various days and times to accommodate the needs of the community.
Read More4:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A new 20-week English group for parents of children 6 to 12 years old with early onset conduct problems, such as tantrums, oppositional behavior, aggression, losing temper, arguing with adults, whiming, homework refusal, etc. will be held Monday, October 24, 2011 to March 26, 2012. A child training group for a limited number of child clients ages 4 to 8 (Dinosaur School) will be held concurrently and will focus on a variety of therapeutic activities to develop social skills and emotional competence.
Read More5:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Children's Institute, Inc. presents a free Baby and Me Group. The 20-session class is geared for caregivers with infants and toddlers (up to 3 years old). Families will sing songs, play instruments and meet other caregivers and babies. The classes start on January 23, 2012.
Read More9am–11am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More10am–11am
Special Workshops
Quality play time with parents can lead to improvements in skills such as communication, engagement, sensory awareness, cognitive ability and creativity. Each session of the parent-child playgroups will run for seven weeks and will provide caregivers with play strategies and tips for engaging children with special needs to make playtime more fun and meaningful as well as exposure to a variety of play mediums and ideas for low-budget activities that can be done at home. Caregivers will also get expert advice and answers to questions from therapists who will visit the group. Sessions are conducted in English and Spanish concurrently for various age ranges between birth and 5 years of age and at various days and times to accommodate the needs of the community.
Read More11:30am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More6:30pm
Parent group for families with children of all types of disabilities and all ages.
Read More9am–11am
Para familias que tienen ninos con necesidades especiales de 0 a 5 anos. Celebracion del Dia de las Madres y una celebracion de la Navidad.
Read More10am–12pm
Asian Advocate for Special People (Korean-speaking)
Read More4pm–5pm
This is a monthly opportunity for users of AAC devices to socialize with other AAC users and learn some additional applications of their device, such as e-mailing and using the telephone.
Read More6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More7pm–9:30pm
A local organization of parents, professionals and caregivers dedicated to providing education, resources and support to the growing autism community.
Read More7pm–9:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Dr. Peter Gero and Dr. Bruce Gale will each discuss their social skills prorgrams. They will also offer ways that parents can interact successfully with a child, teen or adult on the spectrum, to assist him/her with overcoming challenges, getting the most out of life, and developing/expressing his/her full potential. The presentation is scheduled for February 8, 2012.
Read More9am–12pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Through a combination of activities and lecture, participants will learn how all children benefit from an inclusive program, components of an inclusive setting, strategies for supporting children and families, how children qualify for special education, and the differences between a 504 Plan and an IEP. This presentation is scheduled for February 9, 2012.
Read More6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More7pm–9pm
San Gabriel Valley Sub-group of the Down Syndrome Association of Los Angeles (DSALA)
Read More8am–4pm
External Conferences and Seminars
The Assistive Technology Institute (ATI) conference provides an opportunity to learn about assistive technology and interact with professionals and vendors in this specialized field. The conference is scheduled for February 10 and 11, 2012.
Read More9am–1pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A program of Fiesta Educativa, Inc., APEP will give you a profound understanding of autism spectrum disorder. The program provides 16 hours of instruction, divided into 4 four-hour sessions. Instruction take place within the community you live. The instructors are qualified professionals and are autism experts. The English program is scheduled for Friday, February 17 to March 9, 2012. The Spanish program is scheduled for Fridays, January 20 to February 10, 2012.
Read More10am–11am
Quality play time with parents can lead to improvements in skills such as communication, engagement, sensory awareness, cognitive ability and creativity. Each session of the parent-child playgroups will run for seven weeks and will provide caregivers with play strategies and tips for engaging children with special needs to make playtime more fun and meaningful as well as exposure to a variety of play mediums and ideas for low-budget activities that can be done at home. Caregivers will also get expert advice and answers to questions from therapists who will visit the group. Sessions are conducted in English and Spanish concurrently for various age ranges between birth and 5 years of age and at various days and times to accommodate the needs of the community.
Read More6pm–8pm
Un grupo teatrico para ninos con discapacidades del desarrollo.
Read More8am–4pm
External Conferences and Seminars
The Assistive Technology Institute (ATI) conference provides an opportunity to learn about assistive technology and interact with professionals and vendors in this specialized field. The conference is scheduled for February 10 and 11, 2012.
Read More9:30am
Para familias con ninos con discapacidades del desarrollo de edades 15 anos y mayores.
Read More4:30pm
Providing input, advice and counsel on policies, services and programs for clients and families offered by Lanterman Regional Center.
Read More4:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A new 20-week English group for parents of children 6 to 12 years old with early onset conduct problems, such as tantrums, oppositional behavior, aggression, losing temper, arguing with adults, whiming, homework refusal, etc. will be held Monday, October 24, 2011 to March 26, 2012. A child training group for a limited number of child clients ages 4 to 8 (Dinosaur School) will be held concurrently and will focus on a variety of therapeutic activities to develop social skills and emotional competence.
Read More5:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Children's Institute, Inc. presents a free Baby and Me Group. The 20-session class is geared for caregivers with infants and toddlers (up to 3 years old). Families will sing songs, play instruments and meet other caregivers and babies. The classes start on January 23, 2012.
Read More7pm–9pm
Connecting dads with other dads….
Read More9am–11am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More9:30am
Training and Development (Lanterman)
This is a hands-on workshop to help organizations create or update a special needs Emergency Plan. This is unique opportunity provided by ENLA where providers can bring in an existing or draft emergency plan and receive a template and assistance from a mentor that day. Please Note: This training is for owners, supervisors and emergency planners; it is not appropriate for DSPs. This is the February in-service.
Read More10am–11am
Special Workshops
Quality play time with parents can lead to improvements in skills such as communication, engagement, sensory awareness, cognitive ability and creativity. Each session of the parent-child playgroups will run for seven weeks and will provide caregivers with play strategies and tips for engaging children with special needs to make playtime more fun and meaningful as well as exposure to a variety of play mediums and ideas for low-budget activities that can be done at home. Caregivers will also get expert advice and answers to questions from therapists who will visit the group. Sessions are conducted in English and Spanish concurrently for various age ranges between birth and 5 years of age and at various days and times to accommodate the needs of the community.
Read More11:30am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More3pm–4pm
Adult client support group
Read More6:30pm
Parent group for families with children of all types of disabilities and all ages.
Read More7pm–9pm
Para familias con ninos con discapacidades del desarrollo de todas las edades.
Read More10am–11am
Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center (FDLRC) Orientation to Behavioral Services is a one-time, one-hour presentation developed to provide parents and caregivers of regional center clients with information on what types of behavioral services are provided through FDLRC. The orientation is a mandatory first step for any family considering behavioral services.
Read More5:30pm
Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center (FDLRC) Orientation to Behavioral Services is a one-time, one-hour presentation developed to provide parents and caregivers of regional center clients with information on what types of behavioral services are provided through FDLRC. The orientation is a mandatory first step for any family considering behavioral services.
Read More6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More6:15pm
Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center (FDLRC) Orientation to Behavioral Services is a one-time, one-hour presentation developed to provide parents and caregivers of regional center clients with information on what types of behavioral services are provided through FDLRC. The orientation is a mandatory first step for any family considering behavioral services.
Read More6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More9am–1pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A program of Fiesta Educativa, Inc., APEP will give you a profound understanding of autism spectrum disorder. The program provides 16 hours of instruction, divided into 4 four-hour sessions. Instruction take place within the community you live. The instructors are qualified professionals and are autism experts. The English program is scheduled for Friday, February 17 to March 9, 2012. The Spanish program is scheduled for Fridays, January 20 to February 10, 2012.
Read More6pm–8pm
Un grupo teatrico para ninos con discapacidades del desarrollo.
Read More9:30am
For Japanese-speaking families of children with special needs.
Read More1pm–3:30pm
TACA is families with autism helping families with autism, and they offer substantive help for families through education and support.
Read More1pm–2:30pm
Support group for parents of children with epilepsy.
Read More8am–5pm
Read More4:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A new 20-week English group for parents of children 6 to 12 years old with early onset conduct problems, such as tantrums, oppositional behavior, aggression, losing temper, arguing with adults, whiming, homework refusal, etc. will be held Monday, October 24, 2011 to March 26, 2012. A child training group for a limited number of child clients ages 4 to 8 (Dinosaur School) will be held concurrently and will focus on a variety of therapeutic activities to develop social skills and emotional competence.
Read More5:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Children's Institute, Inc. presents a free Baby and Me Group. The 20-session class is geared for caregivers with infants and toddlers (up to 3 years old). Families will sing songs, play instruments and meet other caregivers and babies. The classes start on January 23, 2012.
Read More10pm–12:30pm
The Zimmer Children's Museum will be open exclusively for HaMercaz during this special event being held on Monday, February 20, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It's just for families raising children with special needs, ages birth to12. All family members are welcome. More information to come.
Read More9am–11am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More11:30am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More6:30pm
This is a one-hour workshop to fine tune your play skills and get some new ideas on how to work with your child to build his/her skills. Learn strategies to keep play fun and engaging for you and your child.
Read More6:30pm
Parent group for families with children of all types of disabilities and all ages.
Read More7pm–9pm
HaMercaz and Vista Del Mar present: "Two Fathers' Journeys: Raising and Being Raised by Sons with Special Needs." The event will feature a special book panel and signing with Tom Fields-Meyer, author of "Following Ezra," and Dr. Leonard Felder, author of "Here I Am." The book signing will be held on February 21, 2012 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Vista Del Mar located at 3200 Motor Ave., Los Angeles, CA. More information to come.
Read More8am–5pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Autism Conferences of America presents its sixth annual conference that will help participants learn many practical ideas and strategies to help his or her child/student/client with autism. The conference is scheduled for February 22, 23 and 24, 2012. The Lanterman funding deadline is January 25, 2012.
Read More6pm–8pm
Visit www.lanterman.org/lantermans_board_of_directors/ for more information about the board.
Read More8am–5pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Autism Conferences of America presents its sixth annual conference that will help participants learn many practical ideas and strategies to help his or her child/student/client with autism. The conference is scheduled for February 22, 23 and 24, 2012. The Lanterman funding deadline is January 25, 2012.
Read More9am–12pm
External Conferences and Seminars
At this introductory level workshop participants will learn to identify roots of challenging behaviors, develop strategies for coaching adults and children through difficult behaviors, discover how to successfully implement limit setting & positive discipline, how children qualify for special education, and the differences between a 504 Plan and an IEP. This training is scheduled for February 23, 2012.
Read More
6pm–8pm
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More8am–5pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Autism Conferences of America presents its sixth annual conference that will help participants learn many practical ideas and strategies to help his or her child/student/client with autism. The conference is scheduled for February 22, 23 and 24, 2012. The Lanterman funding deadline is January 25, 2012.
Read More9am–1pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A program of Fiesta Educativa, Inc., APEP will give you a profound understanding of autism spectrum disorder. The program provides 16 hours of instruction, divided into 4 four-hour sessions. Instruction take place within the community you live. The instructors are qualified professionals and are autism experts. The English program is scheduled for Friday, February 17 to March 9, 2012. The Spanish program is scheduled for Fridays, January 20 to February 10, 2012.
Read More6pm–8pm
Un grupo teatrico para ninos con discapacidades del desarrollo.
Read More7:30am
External Conferences and Seminars
Join in at one of the most unique bilingual epilepsy conferences in the greater Los Angeles area. Experts present on treatment, research and share updates about epilepsy, all while embracing this year's conference theme - Actively Participating in Wellness to END EPILEPSY. Regardless of your connection to epilepsy, you have a role in the quest for health and wellness. Individuals with epilepsy, parents of a child with epilepsy, caregivers, family members and friends are all welcome to attend the Brain Storm Summit on Saturday, February 25, 2012 (English) and Sunday, February 26, 2012 (Spanish) at the Cathedral Conference Center in downtown Los Angeles.
Read More10am–12pm
External Conferences and Seminars
This presentation is part of the Inclusion Institute's 2012 speaker series and will feature Feda Almaliti and Karen Fessel. Feda Almaliti is the founder and director of Autism Health Advocates and Karen Fessel, Dr. P.H. is the founder and director of the Autism Health Insurance Project. These parent advocates will discuss the impact of SB946 and the current Blue Cross/Blue Shield settlement agreements which will secure greater insurance coverage for ABA, speech and OT services for your child with developmental disabilities Come and learn how to maximize your coverage to benefit your child. The presentation is scheduled for February 25, 2012.
Read More8:30am
External Conferences and Seminars
Join in at one of the most unique bilingual epilepsy conferences in the greater Los Angeles area. Experts present on treatment, research and share updates about epilepsy, all while embracing this year's conference theme - Actively Participating in Wellness to END EPILEPSY. Regardless of your connection to epilepsy, you have a role in the quest for health and wellness. Individuals with epilepsy, parents of a child with epilepsy, caregivers, family members and friends are all welcome to attend the Brain Storm Summit on Saturday, February 25, 2012 (English) and Sunday, February 26, 2012 (Spanish) at the Cathedral Conference Center in downtown Los Angeles.
Read More4:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
A new 20-week English group for parents of children 6 to 12 years old with early onset conduct problems, such as tantrums, oppositional behavior, aggression, losing temper, arguing with adults, whiming, homework refusal, etc. will be held Monday, October 24, 2011 to March 26, 2012. A child training group for a limited number of child clients ages 4 to 8 (Dinosaur School) will be held concurrently and will focus on a variety of therapeutic activities to develop social skills and emotional competence.
Read More5:30pm
External Conferences and Seminars
Children's Institute, Inc. presents a free Baby and Me Group. The 20-session class is geared for caregivers with infants and toddlers (up to 3 years old). Families will sing songs, play instruments and meet other caregivers and babies. The classes start on January 23, 2012.
Read More6:15pm
The February Pasadena Unified School District/SELPA Special Education Department Community Advisory Committee meeting will provide an update on the search for the next executive director of special education. Speakers will include the PUSD Interim Director Special Education and parent representatives from the Special Education Task Force. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, February 27, 2012 from 6:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Edison Professional Development Complex, 119 W. Palm Avenue, Altadena. Free childcare and translation. For more information and questions, contact Joy Costello at joycac1@gmail.com.
Read More9am–11am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More11:30am
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More3:30pm
This six-week after-school arts program is an opportunity for teens (ages 13 to 17) with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and their typically-developing peers to explore and create different forms of art in an inclusive environment. Prior to the start of the program on February 28, 2012, Tired Eyes Arts will provide typical peers with training in autism awareness and positive behavior support. The art room and curriculum will be adapted for individuals with ASDs. Each week, students will discuss different art themes and complete new projects. Classes will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Hoover High School and co-taught by the school’s art teacher and Tired Eyes Arts staff. The sessions will focus on the art-making process – so artists of all skill levels are welcome. For more information and to register by February 10, contact info@tiredeyesarts.com or 818.669.9494 or visit www.TiredEyesArts.com.
Read More6:30pm
Parent group for families with children of all types of disabilities and all ages.
Read More7pm–9pm
This training course is designed especially for Lanterman families to better enable them to advocate for and assist their family member with a developmental disability.
Read More6pm–8pm
Behavioral Training
These multi-session workshops are intended to teach parents and caregivers basic principles of behavior change and practical application of these principles in their everyday life. They also provide a supportive environment for families who share similar experiences. Parents must complete the “Behavioral Services Orientation” prior to registering for Behavior Management Workshops. Completion of these workshops is mandatory for families requesting in-home behavioral services.
Read More